- Sakura-sō '92 (Japanese Primrose '92) - Japanese Festival making this first-edition print both

making this first-edition print both rare and highly collectible

There is something wonderfully nostalgic about the sight of Kyoto’s old streetcars

leads the Kinryu (Golden Dragon) through Nakamise Street and the temple grounds

Date: 1943

These minor details are hardly noticeable

- Sakura-sō '92 (Japanese Primrose '92) - Japanese Festival making this first-edition print bothThe exquisite etching Sakura s 92 (Japanese Primrose 92) by Kaoru Saito comes from a limited edition of only 93 sheets. In Japanese haiku almanacs, sakura s (Japanese primrose) is classified as a seasonal word for spring, especially late spring. With its delicate clusters of blossoms growing across the fields, it evokes the quiet beauty of the season. Unlike sakura (cherry blossoms), which are often associated with the festive glamour of hanami flower